bro i am just here my views here not recommendingany trades..
yes i am bearish
i will post my daily trade setups with charts..
just to share my views.
and sorry for late reply i was busy trading as i said before i was short and just clsoed my shorts..

no one know what boe minutes will bring us it may bring us surprize up or down but iam done here wiht gbp today...

Price remains in a downtrend on 5/15min t/f's per overall price action-peak/valley analysis, with 30min/1hr printing a recent HL/LH/L so a break of their uptrends so mixed/neutral there now with a current downside biais.

something is scarrying the markets perhaps some rumour flying around or what not. yields are down (meaning bond (safety) prices up) commodity currencies like CAD and AUD are plumetting, something is up.

Japan's economy grew 3.7 percent on an annualized basis from April to June this year, the first time the world's second largest economy has seen positive growth in 15 months.
The announcement of preliminary figures by Japan's Cabinet Office comes after France and Germany surprised economists last week by posting 0.3 percent growth for the second quarter of the year.
The news that Japan has rebounded -- the hardest hit of the major economies because of its reliance on exports -- gives economists cautious optimism that the worst of the global recession is over.
"The economy has seen a bottoming out of global demand, which has pushed out net exports ... especially in high tech industries and basic materials, such as chemical, steel and so on because of Chinese demand," said Hiromichi Shirakawa, chief economist in Japan for Credit Suisse.
Japan's GDP grew just under 1 percent during the three-month period and trade increased 1.6 percent.

The uptick marks the end of the worst recession in Japan since the end of World War II. Japan's GDP fell at a record pace during the January-March quarter, when GDP was 15.4 percent lower than the same time period last year.
The Japanese economy was buoyed by a historic ¥15 trillion ($150 billion) stimulus package in May, which included unemployment benefits, aid to struggling companies, promotion of green industries and a variety of tax breaks.
"There are many times in the past when tax breaks and fiscal stimulus were offered and failed, but this time around, it worked," Shirakawa said.
Economists expect GDP to continue modest growth through the rest of the year, especially with an expected rebound in global auto sales this quarter. But whether the recovery can continue into the new year after the stimulus package runs its course remains a question.
"Japan's economy still is quite sensitive to global demand ... and for consumer demand to grow on a self-sustained basis still seems unlikely," Shirakawa said

CABLE: Market initially reacts to the BOE MPC 6-3 split in the decision to increase QE to stg175bln, taking cable to highs of $1.6495 before realisation that the three dissenters voted for a larger increase to stg200bln. Rate then dropped back, to $1.6410, with rate currently holding toward those lower late react levels. Bids seen placed toward $1.6400. Source-Mni.

CABLE: Market initially reacts to the BOE MPC 6-3 split in the decision to increase QE to stg175bln, taking cable to highs of $1.6495 before realisation that the three dissenters voted for a larger increase to stg200bln. Rate then dropped back, to $1.6410, with rate currently holding toward those lower late react levels. Bids seen placed toward $1.6400. Source-Mni.